A study of street-level bureaucracy in Singapore’s welfare. by Lim, Angie.

“…This study seeks to fill the gap in current literature on street-level bureaucracy in Singapore by melding governmentality and state discourse on welfare in examining the exercise of government in welfare in Singapore. …”
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A Bureaucratized hawker culture : narratives of Bureaucracy in Singapore hawker culture from the postcolonial to the present by Ho, Josiah Chit Ian

“…In doing so, I argue that the impinged bureaucracy created fissures within Singapore hawker culture, resulting in adverse consequences for the latter.…”
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The Bureaucracy for the Recognition of Achievement and Greatness (B.R.A.G) – a satirical social commentary on narcissistic parents and their ‘Trophy Kids’ in Singapore society. by Lim, Jonathan Wei.

“…My final year project Strive for The Bureaucracy for the Recognition of Achievement and Greatness (B.R.A.G) is a reaction to the rising trend of narcissistic parenting in Singapore – a worrying phenomenon that is often denied, or simply dismissed as kiasuism2 and a right by the perpetrators. …”
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Towards shared child raising responsibility : self-help groups and childcare support in Singapore. by Mak, Cui Juan.

“…Key words: Self-Help Groups, Childcare, Family, Bureaucracy, Structural inefficiencies, State policies…”
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Investigation of the factors affecting the propensity to whistle-blow. by Chua, Brendan Hiok Hwa., Lee, George Kwong Yong., Chee, Leonard Nan Shan.

“…The effect of the factors severity of wrong-doing, confidentiality, legalistic protection and level of bureaucracy in an organisation on an individual's propensity to whistle-blow on wrong-doings are investigated.…”
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The role of government agencies in the innovation process of Singapore. by Ong, Jie Lin., Renita Amaris Ponniah., Tay, Li Gek.

“…However, they also faced several problems especially in terms of getting their innovations commercialized, handling the bureaucracy of the agencies’ systems and obtaining expert advice on issues such as the viability of their innovations and the best route to take to see their innovation process through. …”
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A survey on Singapore's investments in China : characteristics & trends by Bee, Chee Wee, Foo, Toon Ee, Lim, Yeow Eng

“…The reasons that were most often cited for investing in China were the large domestic market of China, the possible strategic alliance and the lower operating costs. The infamous bureaucracy, its poor infrastructure and the insufficiency of skilled management remained the major stumbling blocks to foreign investments for China. …”
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Global joint ventures : the Singapore experience by Chan, Steven Chong Han, Lim, Derick Chien Joo, Kong, Fun Kwang

“…In addition, issues like the host country current/potential market size, the political stability, problem of governmental red tape/bureaucracy are just some of the whole host of critical issues that we identified through our survey.…”
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新加坡公共巴士与大选的关系 = General elections and public buses of Singapore by 谢颂芳 Chia, Song Fang

“…This is an inevitable outcome of bureaucracy, where responsibility is clearly divided among bureaucrats. …”
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Introductory guide to the internet for Nanyang Business School. by Kao, Grace Sze Jwen., Fok, Michelle Mui Shang., Tang, Shao Yen.

“…Until now, growth in the region has been restricted by underdeveloped telecommunications infrastructure and bureaucracies that have little concept of the technologies that they are trying to regulate.…”
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